Kyriakos Mitsotakis warned the House about the serious economic consequences of conflicts in the Middle East, describing the prospects «extremely ominous to tragic». Inflation was launched at 3.9% in March, with food at 4.5% and fuel up to 27.4%. The State Budget Office and the IMF revised growth to 1.8%-2%, while inflation is expected to reach 3.5%. With Brent oil at $90-100 a barrel, the initial budget forecasts are overturned, calling into question the government «success story».

Low prices and promises of less tax function as strong «bait» For thousands of taxpayers every year. Behind tax returns at an opportunity price there is not necessarily anything illegal, but a practice that uses the citizen's need for immediate benefit and expectation of less tax or return. But as Panhellenia warns [...]

Since 1 May 2026 a new accelerated procedure for evictions due to unpaid rents has been applied. Payment and return orders will now be issued by certified lawyers instead of judges, according to a Justice Ministry decision. Lawyers should have four years of experience and special training, while having 20 days to issue an order. The fee is set at EUR 400 for a payment order and EUR 300 for an order to repay a lease. At the same time, the full activation of the Renter Solvency Register is expected within 2026, which will assess the consequence of tenants through crossings with ADE.

The Marinopoulos family dominated the Greek retail trade and pharmaceutical industry for decades. It began in 1893 with a pharmacy in Solon, while in 1949 FAMAR was founded. In 1962 he opened the first supermarket in Kolonaki. Dimitris Marinopoulos was president of BSE in 1966-1970 and 1974-1978. The family brought to Greece Marks & Spencer (1990), Gap (2008) and Starbucks. In June 2016 the chain went bankrupt with debts of more than 1 billion euros due to overborrowing, incorrect handling and family disputes. The network passed to Slavenis, and recently lost Starbucks.